10x10 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Large Garden Shed with Updated Frame Structure and Lockable Doors, Metal Tool Sheds for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn, Black

You need an area 3 times the size of the shed to identify, sort parts and assemble. Do not attempt to assemble with a wind higher than 3 mph. A minimum of 2 people is needed to assemble. Pay close attention to the screw hole spacing for side and roof panels. Directions are a little vague. There is some assemble and disassemble for roof supports, do not over the screws. Once completed, it’s very sturdy.

If your looking for a great shed that you can assemble by your self, look no further. I’m 80 years old and I did it completely by myself. As you can tell from the picture I increased the door opening size to 80”. The only additional material I needed was 4- 40” aluminum U channel material. About $15 each and available on Amazon. I had to trim the existing door panels about 1/2” but that’s about it. Highly recommend this product.

I just received this shed today, and built it in about four hours by myself. (My kid did help hold four of the bolts while I threaded the nuts on)It was easy enough to build and I didn’t struggle too much with holes lining up. Everything came packaged nicely and was in good condition.The instructions were not the easiest to read, but also not the worst.My only complain is the washers are really flimsy, so I don’t think the shed will be super water proof. I plan on getting some silicone to caulk the roof just to be safe. (Plus the gaps at the bottom)

Directions hard to follow crappy screws, and when following the directions as they have, it makes no sense, and it leans and breaks the bottom of four corners

I've had this in my garage in the box for about five months and just got around to building it. So far, I have about 7 hours of labor invested due to assembling / disassembling as the instructions are so vague as to be almost worthless.The good: panels and parts are all marked correctlyThe not so good: There are almost no indications as to what side goes up / down / sideways when installing - you literally have to count the teeny holes shown on the drawing and you will most likely assemble to see how the next parts will work - or not. Repeat process.There is no floor - so be sure you are placing it on something solid or use plywood like it did even though it sits on pavers.The screws are tiny- made for little kid hands in the country they import this from...Use caution as the screws can strip out if slamming them in with your screw gun - go slow. Forget the screwdriver -there are too many screws to do by hand. A good portion of fasteners also have teeny nuts - save your self some aggravation and get yourself a nut driver to hold them while trying to get the panels to line upYou'll need some help with bolts in the back wall- there is no way you can reach around to get the nut on.Overall, after working on this for 7+ hours, I'd spend a few extra bucks and find something more easily assembled.

It makes storing stuff super easy. Fits right into the side walk, and looks great too! Plus, the setup was a breeze.

My husband and I put this together. Took us a couple of days, a few hours each day. Looks nice. I can stand inside. I use it to store halloween decorations. Will probably purchase another one. Will post picture soon.

This would forwver be my best example for you get what you paid for.Being a handyman by proffesion, this was the hardest thing I had to build. The instructions are not user friendly, many holes don't match to connect the pieces and this is why it takes so much time to build it, and eventually the door doesn't fit correctly. Just because it took so much time to build I won't waste my time to dissamble and return it.Yes, it is a shed and gives some space outdoors (that's the only reason it's a 2 stars review and not 1), but that's not a product I will vouch for. Spend a little more and get something good.